Punk pop star Avril Lavigne confronts TOPLESS stage invader

Avril Lavigne came face-to-face with a topless stage invader at the Juno Awards on Monday night.

The Canadian punk pop star was introducing musician AP Dhillon to the stage at Canada’s alternative to the Grammys at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta, when she realised she wasn’t alone.

Upon seeing the individual – who had “save the green belt” written on their back, seemingly in protest of the Ontario government’s proposal to build at least 50,000 new homes on the protective land of Greenbelt – the Sk8er Boy hitmaker swiftly told them to “get the f*** off”.

Later, during her acceptance speech for the Fan Choice Award, Avril, 38, quipped: “Now nobody try anything this time. I’ll f*** a b**** up.”

Marvel actor Simu Liu hosted the bash and thanked the singer for “handling that topless lady like a champion.”

The Weeknd was the big winner of the awards, winning a total of five Junos, bringing his total to 22.

It makes the ‘Blinding Lights’ hitmaker, 33, the second most-awarded star in Junos history, with Anne Murray, 77, leading the way with 25 wins.

Four of his awards were announced at the Juno Opening Night Awards, which was live-streamed from the Edmonton Convention Centre at the weekend, and they were Artist Of The Year, Songwriter Of The Year, Single Of The for Sacrifice, and Pop Album for Dawn FM.

At the main ceremony, the megastar was honoured with Album Of The Year for ‘Dawn FM’, however, he was not there to accept the prize.